Kentucky News - November 19, 2012

State:

• Interim Provost Tracy introduces values-based budget model at forum (The Kentucky Kernel)
• HIDING GUNS: Chief suggests concealed weapons for campus vehicles after ruling (The News)
• Faculty Senate express confidence in Dunn, ask Regents to clarify future employment status (The News)
• MSU enrollment tops 11,000 (The Morehead News)
• MSU considering change in weapons policy (The Morehead News)
• New test fails to show any improvement in education (The Paducah Sun)
• Scaling up online classes: credit (The Paducah Sun)
• Stars, educators celebrate families (The Richmond Register)
• Public education fails (The State-Journal)
• Loose ends to drive second term education agenda (KyPost)
• WKU ISSS Brings Thanksgiving To International Students (WBKO)
• University of Louisville offering $50,000 prize for renewable energy project (The Courier-Journal)
• Online college courses gaining popularity in Kentucky (The Courier-Journal)
• University Hospital doctors concerned after merger with KentuckyOne Health (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Higher education partnerships win $859K in grants (Lexington Herald-Leader)
• Doubts linger over University Hospital partnership's impact on patient care (The Courier-Journal)
• Council on Postsecondary Education awards $90,000 in Federal Funds (SurfKY)
• Council on Post-secondary Education hears reports on energy efficiency at WKU (Kentucky News Journal)
• CPE awards $265K to MSU (Morehead News)

National:

• Another Push on Prior Learning (Inside Higher Ed)
• Making the Case (Inside Higher Ed)